
Mobile development, artificial intelligence, data mining
iOS Engineer
Always Pursuing New Challenges
Codely Speaking
Knowledge and Tools
Mobile development, artificial intelligence, data mining
Unix, databases, security, open source software development, quality assurance
MySQL, Git, Node.js, MongoDB, Heroku, SpriteBuilder, SoapUI, Mathematica
Math, Computer Science
2011-2015, B.A. in Math, Computer Science
CS Courses: Data Structures, Algorithms, Artificial Intelligence, Operating Systems, Open Source Software Development, Computer Security, Optimization and Uncertainty, Computational Geometry, Nature-Inspired Computation
Math Courses: Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra, Differential Equations, Mathematical Proofs, Intermediate Linear Algebra, Combinatorics, Analysis, Optimization, Advanced Topics in Modeling (Dynamical Systems)
Others: Dean's List every semester, President of International Club (2nd largest campus cultural organization) for 3 years, Researcher in Math and CS Departments, Academic mentor
2014-2015
iOS Development: Advanced Objective-C, Best Practices, Core Data, Multithreading, Design and Animations, CocoaTouch, App Marketing, Game Development
CS Theory: Data structures, bit manipulation, sorting and searching
Tools: Heroku, Node.js, MongoDB, SpriteBuilder
iOS, Backend, Data Mining
Lead iOS Engineer / San Francisco, CA / June 2017 - Present
Redesigning the Dote app, migrating codebase to Swift, and developing new features with fast iterations. Download our: Dote iOS App
iOS Engineer / San Mateo, CA / June 2015 - June 2017
First job after college - started as junior engineer and evolved into senior role. Projects included constant feature development, codebase refatoring, app redesign, API migration, etc. Briefly trained on Ruby and Go backend development with unit testing.
Data Miner / Brunswick, ME / Summer 2012
Wrote crawlers to mine and stream massive data from Twitter using Python scripts in order to analyze relationship partterns; persisted the data in MySQL database. College news article: Student Analyzes Trust in Online Relationships
Book Contributor, Business Program Student